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Xga Investigations of the Family of a Child with a Ring X Chromosome

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THE Xg blood groups reported under this title in the issue of November 21, 1964, presented some abnormal features1. We recently had the opportunity to test the family and found the father, the mother, the daughter with the ring X chromosome, the normal daughter and the normal son all to be straightforward Xg(a+). Two examples of anti-Xga were used.

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  1. Nijenhuis, L. E., and Gemser-Runia, J., Nature, 204, 792 (1964).

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SANGER, R., RACE, R. Xga Investigations of the Family of a Child with a Ring X Chromosome. Nature 207, 768 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/207768b0

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